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Most of the Washington Franklins were printed and sold in small values
such as one-, two- or five -cents.

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The new exhibit, with artifacts worth millions of
dollars, is a tiny fraction of the collection . The only known surviving piece of
mail from the first official U.S.S.
At the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, a rumor was spread that a new
multicolor Giori press was locked away for printing test runs of multicolored
money.

Bluish-Paper Stamps
In 1909, the Post Office briefly experimented with printing stamps on
paper with some rag, or cloth, content (standard stamp paper was 100 percent
wood pulp).
The intact 13-cent pane on display is unique.

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gravure printing , stamp designs are separated into at least four color
layers-cyan, magenta, yellow and black , with a different plate of
recessed dots produced for each color layer.postal.

Since 1775, the Postal Service has connected friends, families, neighbors
and businesses by mail .

First U.S.S. Wise originally planned to depart
from Lafayette, Indiana, on August 16 .
This mail pouch and stamp pad went to the Moon and back on the Apollo 15
mission; the cancellation device is a duplicate. The original reportedly was
left on the Moon in the section of the lunar lander that remained behind. It appears in both
colors at the top of the full pane.S. These stamps with high values of $1, $2 and
$5 were most typically used on registered shipments of money between banks ,
and comparatively few were sold.

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decorative lighting that is attractive and affordable. stamp production -- original stamp
artwork , die proofs, color proofs, press sheets, full panes, test printings
and unused stamp designs. The resulting paper had a faint bluish or blue-gray
tone, commonly referred to by collectors as "bluish paper. Air Force and private
collections. Airmail
In 1859, the well-known American balloonist (or "aeronaut") John Wise made
history when he transported the first official U.

(Property of the Smithsonian's National Postal Museum)

Moon Mail
The Apollo 15 mission was the first to include the Lunar Rover, a wheeled
vehicle that greatly expanded the range of lunar exploration . space program.
The Inverted Jenny die proof on display was printed in late February 1960
by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
To keep the project quiet, the stamp's designer worked from home while
claiming to be on vacation. In fact, the new press was being used to print the Project Mercury
stamp -- well before John Glenn's mission took place.

High-Value Panes
The Postmaster General's Collection holds full panes of U. Today, full panes of these stamps are almost
unknown.

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"This is the stamp collector's dream album -- with U. It uses process color, with separate plates for each
color layer; each layer is made up of very fine dots.

Not Quite the Color of Money
Of particular interest to stamp collectors is a full pane of 13-cent 1909
George Washington stamps printed on "bluish paper ." The security
benefits did not justify the added production cost. For more information visit http: //www. The
envelope and enclosed letter displayed here are the only known surviving
letter from the flight.
The Apollo 15 crew included Colonel David Scott, the mission commander;
Lieutenant Colonel Alfred Worden, the command module pilot; and Colonel James
Irwin, the lunar module pilot .S.
There it was sold to William T.
The first two Inverted Jenny die proofs were produced by the Bureau in
February 1922 at the request of Third Assistant Postmaster General William
Glover . die proof album; the other was
used for exhibitions, starting with the Brazilian International Centennial of
that year. stamps from
many periods, from very common to extremely scarce issues.

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* The Postmark from the Moon.
Scott canceled the die proofs with a cancellation device and ink pad from
the pouch, producing a postmark that reads UNITED STATES / ON THE MOON / AUG. These may be the smudges on the left side.

Inverted Jenny Die Proofs
The Inverted Jenny , a rare flawed printing of the first U.

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-- Signs that follow a theme throughout the school property
provide a consistent image for the facility, which helps build
awareness. airmail flight -- made by the hot-air
balloon Jupiter -- which flew 30 miles from Lafayette, Indiana, to
Crawfordsville, Indiana, in August 1859 (Smithsonian). During printing, the designs on the
plate fill with ink. The Postal Service delivers more than 46 percent of the world's mail
volume -- some 206 billion letters, advertisements, periodicals and packages a
year -- and serves seven million customers each day at its 37,000 retail
locations nationwide. By the 1860s, the Third Assistant PMG established a small
reference collection to preserve a record of current and previously produced
stamps.
mailbag aboard his hot-air balloon Jupiter.
The envelope and letter on display make up the only known surviving piece
of the first officially sanctioned U.S. Full panes are
somewhat unusual for any stamp, since panes are often broken up for sale into
blocks and pairs.

Architectural signs identify, direct and inform.

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Directional signs that guide students, teachers and guests
around the campus and to facilities such as the gym or parking
areas .

Menu boards that display photographs of food service offerings
in cafeterias. The
legislation impacts everything from the percentage of contrast
between the background color and the letter color to the font
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home or restaurant. WASHINGTON, One-of -a-kind priceless "uncollectible
collectible" envelopes and stamps -- ranging from the first U. stamp -making.
Curator of Philately Wilson Hulme of the National Postal Museum and guest
curator Joseph Brockert of the U. A later hand
incorrectly added the date 1858, a year before the actual flight.
2 1971 / FIRST DAY OF ISSUE. airmail stamp
of 1918, is perhaps the world's most famous philatelic error.S.

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Postal
Service during the grand opening ribbon-cutting ceremony here today." In 1909, the Post Office
Department briefly experimented with printing stamps on paper similar to paper
currency. N.S.
Several sheets with the error were caught and destroyed, but one made it
through to a Washington, DC, Post Office on New York Avenue near 13th Street. The paper had a faint bluish or blue-gray tone, and the stamps
printed on it are known as "bluish-paper" stamps.

" Each stamp depicts
either George Washington or the first Postmaster General, Benjamin Franklin.

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Not long after the first U. Each ink is applied
separately to the plate for that color.S., in the Old City Post Office Building
across from Union Station.S. The postmark was faint enough that he tried again
directly below it. Robey, in perhaps the most famous discovery in
U. The picture engraver also gave the impression he
was on leave , but came in at night. As the day approached, stamps were sent in sealed packages to 305
post offices , still a mystery even to the postmasters themselves. All
bluish-paper stamp denominations above the one-and two-cent values are rare.

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postmarked envelope -- as evidenced by fingerprints of lunar dust when
postmarked on the Moon's surface .

The Evolution of Stamp Printing
Materials from the Postmaster General's Collection and other sources tell
the story of several carefully selected stamps, each representing major stamp
printing methods.edu.S. The stamps were issued the same day on Earth with a
first-day ceremony at Florida's Kennedy Space Center.
At the request of the Post Office, a very small number of die proofs have
been deliberately printed by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing over the
years to illustrate the error. It had been prepared in complete secrecy in case the
mission did not succeed .

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Schools and universities use signs and graphics to educate their
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range from one (1) year in prison and a $5,000 penalty to over $250,000 for
repeated offenses. stamps were issued in 1847, the Postmaster
General's Collection began as a Post Office stamp reference file in the 1860s. One sheet was
inadvertently turned upside down between passes, resulting in the
mistake. It was issued at the same time as
the event it celebrated and designed and printed in total secrecy in
case the mission failed.S.E.m. The Postal Service receives no
taxpayer dollars for routine operations, but derives its operating revenues
solely from the sale of postage, products and services.
Originally, postage stamps were the responsibility of the Third Assistant
Postmaster General. The paper was not adopted.S.
Their portraits are based on busts completed in the men's own lifetimes by
French sculptor Jean-Antoine Houdon.

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'Stamps Take Flight' Exhibit from Postmaster General's Collection Showcases World's Rarest 'Uncollectibles' at National Postal Museum

Thousands of stamps later, it evolved into a unique philatelic resource
encompassing the full range of U.S.
The cover was canceled on the Moon by astronaut Dave Scott on August 2,
1971 , during the Apollo 15 mission. These full panes of high-value stamps from the early 20th
century are some of the rarest in the collection.

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airmail
delivery nearly 150 years ago to lunar postmarks -- are now showcased in the
Postmaster General's Collection housed at the Smithsonian's National Postal
Museum in Washington, DC.

* Gravure -- Similar to engraving, this process uses a series of fine
dots rather than etched lines for better color separation.

* Lithography -- Modern stamp lithography can offer sharper detail in
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"Stamps Take Flight" will be on view in the Philatelic Gallery of the
National Postal Museum through March 19, 2006.S. During their
three days on the Moon, astronauts Dave Scott and Jim Irwin went on three
excursions with the Rover.

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* The 1918 Inverted Jenny stamp often is considered the world's most
famous stamp error. At that time, intaglio printing required stamp
sheets to pass through a press once for each color. A failed valve forced him to reschedule
the flight for the next day, August 17.S.

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com) to very cool (6500K)
using LEDs from Cree of North Carolina (http://www.S. The museum is open daily, except Dec. Unless
otherwise noted, these items are from the Postmaster General's Collection .
At the end of the third trip, before re-entering the lunar module, Scott
took out this cloth pouch. The envelope in the pouch carried two die proofs of
the eight-cent 1971 stamps honoring the 10th anniversary of the space program
(one shows the Rover). One was retained for the official U .

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nichia. Once approved, the die is copied to a small metal
cylinder known as a transfer roll .
stamps printed entirely with full-color lithography appeared in the
early 1990s . The National Postal Museum is
located at 2 Massachusetts Ave. In addition to
rare die proofs of the Inverted Jenny error, they bring together two
extraordinary holdings of the National Postal Museum and the Postmaster
General's Collection -- the only known surviving letter carried on the balloon
Jupiter in 1859, and the Apollo 15 cover canceled on the Moon. Scott also added dusty "thumbprints " with his space suit
glove.
Plates were engraved for the red frame and the blue plane inside.

But then something went wrong; either a
plate was put in backwards after cleaning, or the paper was turned around
before it went through a second time. stamp collecting.
Over the years, the Post Office requested die proofs for a limited number
of other exhibitions, as well as at least one additional die proof for
internal purposes.
More than three million one- and two-cent U.

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monument sign at a school's entrance conveys the desired image to
visitors .S.

* The "Top Secret Stamp," known as the Project Mercury stamp, celebrated
John Glenn's 1962 orbit of the earth. Postal Service organized the "Stamps Take
Flight" exhibit from the Postmaster General's Collection. 25, from 10
a. It carries two advance, hand-perforated
die proofs of stamps celebrating the U. The clerk who sold the sheet to Robey didn't catch the
mistake because he had never seen an airplane.

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monochromatic color.
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"Stamps Take Flight" exhibit that highlights the history of U.

* The 1859 Balloon Jupiter envelope.S.
The exhibit tells the story of the vast range of U. Upon landing, he transferred the
mailbag to a railroad postal agent, who put it aboard a train to New York. The sender marked the envelope "via Balloon Jupiter,"
following published instructions by the Lafayette postmaster. As in
other Apollo missions, two astronauts (Scott and Irwin) landed on the Moon;
Worden stayed in orbit in the command module. To avoid the inversion error in
the future, the word TOP was later added to each plate. This is the largest collection of these die
proofs ever exhibited.

Some of these signs have Braille and raised characters.

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products available for purchase at http: //www.S. It used paper with some cloth content instead of the standard 100
percent wood-pulp paper . As more stamps were issued, the archive expanded, eventually growing
into today's wide-ranging collection of die proofs, full panes, stamp art, and
more.
Wise had hoped to reach New York City, to which the mail was addressed, or
Philadelphia.S. Another engraver did the lettering on
weekends .

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* Engraving or Intaglio -- In broad terms, an engraver follows a design
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called a die.m.

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Rarities and Special Holdings of the "Stamps Take Flight" Exhibit
A special room of the "Stamps Take Flight" exhibit at the Smithsonian's
National Postal Museum showcases some of the rarest and most unusual holdings
of the Postmaster General's Collection. airmail in a locked U.

The "Top Secret" Stamp
On February 20, 1962, John Glenn became the first American to orbit the
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rare postal artifacts you won't find anywhere else in the world," explained
John Potter, Postmaster General and Chief Executive Officer of the U. Bureau of Engraving and Printing, the U. to 5:30 p. Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield gave a
speech in Lafayette, and a balloon re-enactment flight and helicopter
demonstrations added to the occasion.

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The "Stamps Take Flight" exhibit also includes historic one-of-a-kind
treasures from the National Postal Museum. The display is
supplemented with materials from the National Postal Museum and items borrowed
from the U. airmail, out of a total of 146 pieces
sent aboard the Jupiter .

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"On February 9, 2006 Title 22 in the State of California forbids
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fluorescent systems in standard trash receptacles," continued Lynch.S.si.
In 1959, the Post Office commemorated the 100th anniversary of the Jupiter
flight with a seven-cent stamp. All three were U. Almost all
the stamps were printed correctly. commemorative stamp issued at the same time as
the event it celebrated. stamps were printed on
bluish paper and sold through Post Offices.

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Unless otherwise noted, the
following sampling of items is from the Postmaster General's Collection
(background information follows). Paper is pressed into the plate, and ink transfers
to the paper, creating stamps. The first U. It is an independent federal agency that visits 142
million homes and businesses every day and is the only service provider
delivering to every address in the nation. With annual revenues
of more than $69 billion, it is the world's leading provider of mailing and
delivery services, offering some of the most affordable postage rates in the
world. air-and-space mail
transport, from a 19th-century balloon to a trip to the Moon. A lack of wind shortened the trip, however, and he landed in
Crawfordsville, Indiana , about 30 miles away. For the first
U. airmail stamp, designers chose the Curtiss JN-4H ("Jenny" ) airmail plane. The result was an airplane flying upside
down. The Post Office requested it for
display later that year at the International Philatelic Congress in Barcelona,
Spain. Minutes after his safe return, the Post Office released the Project
Mercury stamp -- the first U.
Just over 400 people knew the secret; about half of them postal
inspectors.
The stamps belong to a larger series of 28 stamps issued between 1908 and
1921 and known to collectors as the "Washington Franklins.